First printing of this scarce catalogue of Michael Heizer's exhibition at the Los Angeles Museum of Contemporary Art, capped off with the installation of his piece 45°, 90°, 180°/Geometric Extraction.

First printing of this attractive book that chronicles Beuys's massive autobiographical work ARENA, composed of 100 panels of mounted black-and-white photos.

Signed first printing of this vibrant collection of works by the outsider artist and songwriter, with reflections on his art by artists and friends.

First printing of this richly-illustrated book of essays and catalogue created to accompany Kelley's historic exhibition at the Consorci del Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona.

First printing of this collection of writings on sixties music and counterculture from Albert Goldman, best known for his book on Lenny Bruce.

First printing of Myles's short story collection.

Tiny, jewel-like publication from the Beat poet and gay rights activist.

One of 500 copies printed after the destruction of the first print run, now the hardest to find of the series.

Inscribed first printing of this collection of autobiographical and Minnesota-related essays by the Minnesotan former newspaper reporter and poet.

Signed first printing of Olga Broumas's first collection of poetry, a celebration of lesbian eroticism that blazed a trail for future poets – in the scarce hardcover issue.

Guest-edited issue of this respected literary magazine from Alfred de Palchi and Sonia Raiziss.

First edition of this book-length study of Rexroth, in which Knabb recounts getting to know the poet at San Francisco State College, at one point calling him a "mentor."

Debut catalogue from Sanders who, as an extension of his editing duties and running of his Peace Eye bookshop, also dealt in "manuscripts, holographs, literary relics, tape recordings, drawings, books, magazines, broadsides, tractata, ejaculate, drek, & other effluvia of the literary divinity" (cover).